In the past week or so I been working with Jerry Glow to make some B&O C16 (M53 in express service) decals for me. http://www.lanestrains.com/B <http://www.lanestrains.com/B&O_C16_Express.jpg>

Joe has the event schedule up on his website, but no speaker list. The list in the on-line magazine referred to here must be from last year. I talked to John Golden, he's not doing one, also doubt if

I'm starting on a Red Caboose SOO LIne 40' Double door box car. Ted made doors for this car. I assume that beings he only did the doors that the brake wheel, trucks, and running board are good? Clark

1.7. Re: Photo of PT on SP flat Posted by: "lnbill" fgexbill@... lnbill Date: Wed Sep 19, 2012 6:35 pm ((PDT)) Remember however that Brian R. Termunde was wanting a 1/160th scale PT

I see that Intermountain has just released a 42' fishbelly side sill flat decorated for CofGa: http://www.intermountain-railway.com/reservationflyers/RF0912HORCFlatcars.htm I have found that the

Where do the On30 modelers find decals for their models ? Any assistance will be appreciated. Fred Freitas

I think that this is the site.  I recently bought an old Globe metal kit from this fellow and was extremely pleased.  Trains are only a msall part of his inventory -- looking at all those military

Brian There is at least one site that specializes in out of production plastic kits. I no longer have the web address but phrases like "vintage model kits" will probably get you there eventually.

Thanks Chuck. Obviously I misread the text. I am glad I included the quote so others could find my error. Bob

2a. Re: Photo of PT on SP flat Posted by: "lnbill" fgexbill@... lnbill Date: Wed Sep 19, 2012 4:26 am ((PDT)) Brian Not sure if you notice Peter Roos post but the following link

I did see Keith recently, if that helps. Pierre Oliver

Ben, I apologize for any slight you may have perceived in my previous post. My intent was to exclude those persons listed in the parenthesis, since of course I know that they would be conversant with

Remember however that Brian R. Termunde was wanting a 1/160th scale PT boat and the 1/187th scale would be pretty close to his needs would it not? Bill Welch PS I remember the Hawk model line very

Bob, Please notice that 1/187 is a lot smaller than 1/87. Chuck Hladik

Bob Witt wrote: "I Googled "Testor Elco PT boat 1:160 scale" and found this information suggesting the model actually scaled to 1/87." Read the review agains - it's One/One-HUNDRED Eighty-Seventh! 

Bill, I Googled "Testor Elco PT boat 1:160 scale" and found this information suggesting the model actually scaled to 1/87. "Among these is the U.S. Navy PT Boat. Billed by Testors as 1/200 scale on

Anyone recently bought photos from the Sirman collection? Ed Mines

It has me thinking real hard. Rich

I gladly stand corrected Rich. This does not pop up when one does a 1/48 scale PT search. Bill Welch

Not true. Check out this link. http://www.bluejacketinc.com/kits/ptboat.htm Rich Yoder